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I'll start by being upfront that I'm not a netcup customer. I've been tempted a few times, but I'm glad I missed out on those occasions now.

I have a few US based servers currently available with /24 IPv4 blocks on them. You would need to justify usage. Feel free to DM if you are interested

And separate your "control panel" from the software stack used on the server.

Let me offer you remote hands session then, first 15 mins for free

Feel free checking our solutions located in Istanbul/Turkey.

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First of all many thanks to all of you who took time to respond. I try to address most of the issues. Please let me know if I miss anything.

Exactly. You should review the site content. This makes it look like your panel improves uptime magically.

The idea with HPanel isn't really to replace cPanel overnight, but to offer another option for people who want something lighter and easier to manage.

HPanel is a control panel software, not a hosting service. The 99.9% uptime figure refers to the hosting provider or infrastructure where the panel is installed (server hardware, network, datacenter,

The panel site claims

HPanel has a full REST API (Express.js + JWT auth). Every feature in the panel — domains, emails, databases, DNS, SSL, files, backups — has API endpoints. We also have a working WHMCS module for billi

(PS: I used to use netcup, I had vouched so many times on forums for your company for free thinking that you charge the most affordable rates which was free advertising, all these numbers really flip

The main idea behind HPanel is trying to reduce the number of separate tools you normally have to install when setting up a hosting stack.

I’ve been working on a project called HPanel over the past year. The goal is to build a modern, lightweight hosting control panel for Linux servers as an alternative to cPanel.

All our locations are DDoS Protected and IPv6 Support Free is included mostly in all.

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to play it cool that they can leave their offers freely, as a gesture?

If you have more requirements, please feel free to share :-)